Child Lost Sparks Agony in Pomeroy and Middleport
A search across Pomeroy and Middleport to find eight year old Edmund Kingsland whose disappearance after a family outing triggered bells, alarms, and a large citizen-led hunt. A stranger child arrived later at Miss Souder’s home saying Dr. Lauh pulled his grandmother’s teeth, ending the scare.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Court House
E. W. Kingsland
New York
Oliver Bradbury
Miss Cady
George Souder
Elis Middleport
Bill Hart
Charlie Chaplin
Dr. Lauh
Venus and Apollo of the Tropics Picked by Panama Judges
Panama judges select Miss Ruth Brady of Balboa as the beauty winner and Dr. Lynn Wisten of Balboa as the ideal of manly beauty in a light hearted feature noting Panama is a republic with a playful monarch.
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Venus
Apollo
The
Tropics
Panama
Ruth Brady
Balboa
Lynn Wisten
Letart Township voting precincts to be split
Reports show Letart township voters facing a proposal to create two precincts, likely immediate, raising total county precincts to 40 from 28. The move accompanies higher election costs due to women’s enfranchisement but is deemed worthwhile.
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Letart Township
Election Board
Rotary Club Names Entertainment Committee for June and July
The Rotary president appointed Logan Ed Eberst Edgar Angle and L C Laube to oversee entertainment for June and July. Crippled children's clinic plans for June 22 progress, with county registration urged. Two guests at the noon meeting were Don Ackers and L F Ryan. The old courthouse removal reveals dangerous structural flaws including a sagging rear wall and seven weakened joists. The old bell dated 1841, once bought in Pittsburgh for the county, will adorn the new courthouse. Short Shots note Dr and Mrs C F Aplin returned from a week in the old country.
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Ed Eberst
Edgar Angle
L. C. Laube
Rotary Club
Cripple Children’s Clinic
Don Ackers
L. F. Ryan
Pittsburg
Flavius Case Sr
Epworth League Hosts Surprise Party for Strubles
Local Epworthians held a surprise party Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Struble of their society. Members gathered at the church then visited the Struble home for games, social diversions, and a picnic supper. The couple received a generous cash gift from the guests. The league holds such parties when a member marries.
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Epworthians
Charles Struble
Struble
Epworth League
Householder Reunion Brings 81 to Logan Fair Grounds
Members of the Householder family gathered at Logan fair grounds for a Sunday reunion. Eighty one relatives attended from Jackson Jacksonville Athens Columbus Washington D H McArthur Fultonham and other Hocking County areas. A fine dinner and a day of fellowship marked the event before J L Householder of Athens departs for California to make his future home.
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Logan Fair
Jackson
Jacksonville
Athens
Columbus
Washington
D. H
McArthur
Fultenham
Hocking County
J. L. Householder
California
Logan Mooseheart Legion formed and officers seated
Logan Chapter No 664 Women of Mooseheart Legion was instituted Monday by Deputy Grand Regent Margaret F Jungels. After installation, officers were elected for the next year and the charter will remain open until September 5 to expand membership among wives mothers sisters and daughters of Moose members. Separately officer Farbearn arrested James G Deible on a charge of auto tire and tube theft from the Groves machine near the Hocking Valley brick plant office with a hearing set for Tuesday evening.
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Logan
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Margaret F. Jungels
Mooseheart
Ill
Sisters
Daughters of Moose
Farbearn
James G. Deible
Lee Groves
Groves
Hocking Valley
Deible
Presbyterian Sunday School Social Elects Delegate
Mrs Harringtons class met at the manse Monday evening with hostesses Mrs Curtis Douglas Mrs Frank Harden and Miss Ruth Plenkharp. Miss Florence Bort led devotional and verses were read. Mrs Harry Bell was elected Westminster Guild delegate to Wooster convention in August. Light refreshments closed the social.
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Harrington
Presbbyterian Sunday School
Curtis Douglas
Frank Harden
Ruth Plenkharp
Florence Bort
Harry Bell
Westminster Guild
Wooster
Logan Alumni reunion and banquet announced for June 20
Invitations go out to all Logan Alumni Association members for the annual reunion and banquet at the Knights of Columbus hall on Tuesday evening June 20. It is the largest annual affair with many local graduates gathering to renew friendships. Tickets are on sale at Kriegs pharmacy F S Cases F Blasius and Son and the First National Bank. The committee is preparing the program.
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Biggs’ Hardware Store
Main Street
Knights of Columbus
Kriegs Pharmacy
F. S. Cases
F. Blasuis and Son
First National Bank
Cuticura Heals Face Disfigured By Pimples
Miss Ruby Thomas of Somerville Ohio reports two months of hard red pimples and itching. She followed a Cuticura treatment using Soap Ointment and Talcum and was healed.
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Ruby Thomas
Somerville
Ohio
Queen Esthers to Elect Officers at Mrs Struble’s Home
The Queen Esthers will meet at Mrs Charles Struble’s Railroad Avenue home Monday evening to elect officers for the coming year and discuss other business.
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Charles Struble
Railroad Avenue
Ordered into Court After Car Collision in Logan
Rockbridge resident E Blum was ordered into mayor's court after a Saturday Logan collision with N J Barrick's car. Blum allegedly left town without reporting damages. hearing set soon. BURIAL ASSOCIATION MEETS Workmen's Mutual Burial Association held a Monday session approving four applications and two claims. By-laws revise secretary treasurer into two separate offices.
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E. Blum
Rockbridge
Mayor's Court
Farbearn
N. J. Barrick
Logan
Blum
Miss Lydia Warner Operated At Cherrington Hospital
Miss Lydia Warner of Long Bottom underwent surgery at Cherrington hospital on Monday for a serious complication. Her condition remains serious but recovery is anticipated barring further complications.
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Lydia Warner
Long Bottom
Cherrington Hospital
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